courage to solo travel - juliedevivre.com by Julie B. Rose

I’m back in San Miguel de Allende for Easter. It's the first city I visited when I arrived in Mexico over 3 months ago, and the first city I’ve come back to… and I’m seeing it in a whole different light. Why? Because I was a different person back then; I didn't have the confidence and the know-how I have now.

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Julie B. Rose

Julie has been solo traveling full-time since selling her house and most of her belongings in 2020. In late 2021, she quit her high-profile corporate remote job in social media to take a career break from traditional full-time employment — to regain her time, mental energy, and creativity — to work on her upcoming memoir and creative pursuits — and fully enjoy her travels and nomadic lifestyle without constraints. An unmarried, child-free woman who refuses to settle, she's passionate about financial freedom, female empowerment, and rebelling against societal expectations to be true to yourself. 50 states, 31 countries and counting. 💖

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Want to take a mini-sabbatical with me?! Join me on my first-ever group trip to Oaxaca, Mexico for Day of the Dead 2023! This 7-day, 6-night co-ed small group starts and ends in Oaxaca and includes professional guides, 6 nights accommodation, some meals, and excursions for $1,899. Learn more and hold your spot here, and be the first to know what other destinations I’m cooking up!

I’m SO excited to offer this up to you… Día de los Muertos is THE premier occasion to visit Mexico, and it will be incredible to experience it with a bunch of cool people. See you in October ❤️🇲🇽

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